Visiting the DuBois Pioneer Home in Jupiter was like stepping back in time. Perched atop a Native American shell mound, this historic 1898 home offers a unique glimpse into Florida’s pioneer era. The house itself is a testament to early settler life, and the surrounding DuBois Park provides a serene backdrop with its lush vegetation and waterfront views.
The park’s amenities, including picnic areas and a calm swimming lagoon, make it a perfect spot for a family outing.
Whether you’re a history enthusiast or just looking for a peaceful place to relax, the DuBois Pioneer Home and Park offer a rich cultural experience that’s both educational...
Read moreThe sign that said their hours said they were open, I was about 10 minutes early before their last tour. But when I walked up there, there was a sign that said they were closed. So I looked in the window and the workers were in the dining room, laughing and waving at me. I’m very upset with the DuBios Pioneer Home, because they were not open when they should have been (it was a Tuesday by the way) and the poor service I received. I will not be attending the DuBois Pioneer Home...
Read moreI used to come here as a child on field trips where my imagination would run wild envisioning life as a pioneer. There is an opportunity to increase information about the indigenous people who first called this area home, however, focusing on their history rather than that of the white pioneer settler.
FYI: the house is not...
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